Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-01

RECEIVED our tobacccs direct from
the Lorillaru's Manufactury, bought be-
fore the late six cents per pound advance
and which we offer at the Old Price
Also, Lamp Goods, Glass and Crockery
A fine lot of Shot Guns and Rifles etc.
ETC. "See price list" A. DAMAS
Geo White returned from the Occur
dAlene country last evening
The rain that came on Monday was as
welcome as the A No. Cutter Whiskey at
the Palace Saloon. is to the weak, the
weary and the thirsty.
Mrs. d, Spurbeck and her daughter, Miss
Fannie Bardeen vino have been sojouruing
in the Genesee valley during the warm sea-
son, retuin med tins week.
Chas. Chaddoek, nephew of Mrs. C. P.
COburn, who has been visiting III this city
during the past six weeks, returned to his
home i'll Shasta, Cal. on Monday.
Col. P. H. Winston and family with two
colorcd servants will arrive by to-day's ste,-
mer from North Carolina. Th-y will con-
tinue to make Lewiston their home.
A Chnaman was thrown from the Pom.
eroy stage On Tuesday aud disouated hls
right hip. Drs. Sterling and Morris were
called ON Wedne day and relocated it.
NoTIcE TO TAX PAYER. School tax of
District No. |, is now due, and will become
delinquent September 30, 1887.
47-lm. f. KRoUrINGEa, City Treas.
A. F. White and family, Gid Parker and
wife and turn,e Rice returned this week
from Craig's mountain. where they have
been camping out during the past month.
Frank Jones, of Asotin county, is the
murderer of huge cougcr which he killed
last Saturday on his fartn Cn Asntin creek,
50 5. Wildenthaler of this city informs US.
| DR.. Boston, dentist, wishes to inform the
people of cwiston and vcini y that he will
return to-day from his trip to q" arreus, and
will he prepared to attend to all dental
work.
| Several OF the threshers and crews. who
have been working on the south side of the
river during the past three weeks. have gone
to the north side where threshlns is III its
| prime.
A ten year old son of John Speeks of this
city, fell from wagon Oh Friday last and
badly fractured the elbow of the lett arm.
Drs. Morris anu Sterling were the attend
ing surgeons.
DR.. D. B. Morris. dentist in this city, has
taken unto himself partner in his profes.
sion, in the person of Dr. A. Talbot, recent,
ly from California, a man OF twenty years
experience in the business
We made an error in our last issue by say
ing that the IRE company would meet on
the following "Wednesday. The company
will not meet until next Wednesday aud
a full attendance is requested.
Can't. S. r. Smith and wife, accompanied
by their daughter, Miss Myrtle anu Miss
Same Gibson returned on Friday evening
from Occur dAlene City, where they have
been spending the hummer months past.
c f. Monteith, prince merchant of Wal
lace, Idaho, came up on Thursdays steamer
and returned ON Monday. His family Wit
came up = week in advance of him. will re
main with relatives in this city until spring
1t became necessary this week that MIR
B. Bouth, proprietor OF the Lewiston waite
ditch, have ditch repaired. A force of mel
ably be two weeks before the water will b.
turned in.
There IS good opening in Lewiston for
; first class phot"grapher-one who under
: stands his business. Lewiston has literally
supported business of this kind during thu
past four years, but is now destitute OF one
Who will be the man!
A. F. White who resides in the easter,
part of the city. saws if the man will cal
around who entered his premises on Mon
day night and stripped one of lis pear tree
of its bearing. he will give him his g;ove
. that he left just prior to his exit.
Government surveyor Clarke and part,
s Who left tins city few weeks ago to surve,
the boundary line of the Nez Perez reserve
returned on Saturday. For some reasoI
: which we were unable to learn, the surve,
has been deferred until next season.
C. ?. Coburn and son. Herbert, left Fri
day for Boise City. They 60 via Mt. ldah
Joined at Grangevllle by duff Greene an,
: Coburn to attend the grand Masonic lode
which convenes in BOISE this month.
: A rumor was aHoat last week that Capt
Sampson, well known IN this city aud on tn
:. Snake river steamer line, had died about te
days ago at the Dalles OF hemorhage q
the lungs, We have since been creditabl
II informed, which news will greet the Car
tain's many friends. that he Is now at Al
g mota, and although he is not enjoying tn
best Of health, is worth a good many dea
men.
= The many friends and pupil. of Siste
. Cecilia. formerly supero. ess at the st. Alo,
}. sius Academy in this city, will. 10 doub
10 be elated to hear that she is pleasantly 81
uated at Tomah, Wisconsin, and in goo
health. She will take charge Of larI
:. academy at Milwaukee. Wisconsin the con
~ ing season We CLEAN the above from
private letter from the Sister to . frier
it in this city.
1t A gentleman from the Potlatch COUNT
was in town last week to prove up, an
!. when questioned as to the nature of h
= fling. he replied that he intended it a.
Ore. emption. but from the looks of the whe
aud the oats now standing on the land.
IN did mot know hut what it would be cons;
* cred timber culture. The register sugges
ed that If there was any dount about it,
:. few samples Of the grair had better be fo
-. - warned to Commissioner Sparks for tin
:" adjudication.
FLOODED CATTLE-F. P. Crane arriv